(Because, as I discovered in the Ninth Grade during Ms. Eberline’s Painting class, “olive green” is what you get when you mix yellow with black.)
No, this sneak peek teased the intentionally Green Horse to be revealed next week, a Decorator that is most likely the Pop-Up Store Classic release:
If all that is true – or even most of it – you can sign me up for that one. Especially since it’ll be a while before I’m able to procure my current funky Decorator obsession: the Walmart Series 3 Dappled Glossy Purple/Carbonated Grape (!) Standing Warmblood Unicorn Chase Piece.
(Completely unexpected, and I love it!)
With BreyerFest being a virtual event this year, it definitely throws a monkey wrench into my selection process: I don’t make my final purchasing decisions until I’ve seen the actual items in person, usually. I’m hoping that they’ll offer other, non-studio photographs of the sales pieces available prior to us having to make choices on things like W. H. Topgun.
I’m generally good with surprises, but keeping them to a minimum this year might be a good idea, all things considered.
Off to do some gardening. And sewing (Anyone need face masks? I’m only making about a bajillion!)
4 comments:
I finally saw a picture of the chase piece last night and it made it to my wish list as well! I probably won't be scouring the local Walmart's anytime soon though - 1) the whole virus deal. 2) The last rounds I made they all still had series 2 out and who knows how long it will be before they break into a series 3 box.
I want that chase piece too!
I had the same thought about Topgun -- buckskin going green. I'm not sure I share your confidence about his real colour being better, though. I wish I knew, because aside from the green tones I really like the horse. I could play it safe and seek out one of the Best of British buckskins, I suppose -- so difficult to decide! I wish Breyer photographers had better luck capturing a model's true colours.
I really worry about Breyer's photography. Their photos of Starlight made her look yellowed, and for a brief panicky moment I thought they were duplicating "vintage" paint jobs to the point of being yellowed! Thankfully, when she arrived I saw that I'd been wrong, and she's gorgeous. W.H. Topgun looks entirely unappealing to me, sadly.
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